The World We Make

Author: N.K. Jemisin
Length: 357 pages
Publication Date: First published November 1, 2022
Book Summary: The World We Make
Acclaimed four-time Hugo Award winner and bestselling author, N.K. Jemisin, weaves a remarkable narrative that delves into themes of identity, resistance, magic, and myth.
In a city renowned for its ceaseless energy, chaos brews beneath the surface. Although the avatars representing New York City have managed to temporarily thwart the ominous Woman in White—whose intentions threaten to obliterate the universe—the enigmatic capital “E” Enemy possesses a more insidious arsenal of tactics. A newly emerged mayoral candidate, armed with divisive rhetoric centered on gentrification, xenophobia, and a stringent “law and order” agenda, poses a significant threat. His influence could fundamentally alter the essence of New York City, potentially leading to its internal downfall.
To counter this formidable adversary, along with the shadowy Enemy who manipulates him from behind the scenes, the city’s avatars must unite with the other Great Cities across the globe. Their collaborative efforts are essential to dismantling the threat and safeguarding their world from imminent destruction.
N.K. Jemisin’s Great Cities Duology, which commences with The City We Became and culminates in The World We Make, stands as a testament to her exceptional skill in speculative fiction. This series not only showcases her profound storytelling abilities but also reinforces her status as one of the most significant literary voices of her generation. Through this captivating saga, Jemisin invites readers to explore the intricate dynamics of urban life, cultural identity, and the power of collective action.
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